Archive for the Music Category
So we all know about Spotify, at least us living in Sweden, Norway, Finland, the UK, France and Spain, and we know that Spotify released a mobile version of it’s program for the iPhone to the app store with full access to the Spotify catalog. However, you do need a premium account to use it. So is it worth the money? Well, I thought I would give it a spin and tell Appyourmac readers what I think.
Posted by Brian Johnson on October 28th, 2009 in App Store, Music, iPhone Tags: Mobile,Spotify, Leave a Comment
I am always on the look for a simple, yet easy to use application that allows me to control my iTunes listening, without having to even touch iTunes. To me, it’s always a little bit of a nuisance to have to switch windows back and forth to change the album, artist or playlist that I’m listening to. Enter the world of CoverSutra, this application allows you to change the song, artist, album or playlist you’re listening to through designated shortcuts, through the application window, or it’s built in Menu Bar option.
Posted by Dylan Brown on October 21st, 2009 in Applications, Music, Personal Tags: CoverSutra,iTunes,Last.fm,Music,Playlists, Leave a Comment
Simplify Media: Your Streaming Music Server
Though iTunes offers a sharing feature, it only goes so far. So, what if you want your music everywhere? Well, here is your solution. Simplify Media makes sharing music over the air incredibly easy. You can host your entire library and share with up to 30 other users. Simplify Media also saves space on all of your macs. All other macs besides the one you’re hosting on don’t have to have the music stealing space on their hard drives.
Posted by Chris Thurber on August 7th, 2009 in Applications, Freeware, Music, Tools Tags: iTunes,Media,Music,network,simplify, Leave a Comment
Nicecast – Run your own Internet Radio Station
Nicecast from Rogue Amoeba, is a simple and easy to use application that allows you to create and set-up your own Internet Radio Station and broadcast it over the internet or on your local area network – right from your Mac.
Posted by Dylan Brown on July 16th, 2009 in Audio, Internet, Music Tags: Icecast,Internet,Radio,Shoutcast,Station, 3 Comments »
Radioshift: A New Medium for Listening to Radio
Technology aficionados know that the radio is still a popular means of mass communications. Today, people listen to the radio using transmitters or their computer thanks to the Internet. I had mentioned an application a while back called AOL Radio which allows people to listen to select radio stations online for free. Yet, Radioshift, in my opinion, surpasses it. Radioshift is, without question, one of the most useful and enjoyable applications used to listen to radio via the Internet.
Posted by Tony Iliakostas on June 8th, 2009 in Applications, Audio, Music Tags: Genres,Internet Radio,Local and International Radio,Radioshift,Record Radio, Leave a Comment
Indulge yourself in new music with Pandora Radio
Pandora is a free Internet radio website that plays songs similar to your favorite song or artist non-stop, has recently become popular for many reasons. By listening to commercial-free music, the user can learn about new bands and their songs. However, if you thought Pandora can only be used via a web browser, you are wrong. The Pandora Radio application for the iPhone/iPod Touch lets you do take advantage of all Pandora’s features, but on a portable device.
Posted by Tony Iliakostas on May 28th, 2009 in App Store, Applications, Music Tags: Internet Radio,iPhone Application,Music,Music Appreciation,Pandora, Leave a Comment
Stream media content on your PS3 or Xbox 360 with Rivet
Video game consoles, specifically PS3 and Xbox 360, have the capability of playing music, movies, and photo slideshows from your computer. Although I’m not familiar with the PS3 , I know that Xbox 360 requires the user to have Windows XP Media Center in order to properly play this media content. Mac users, no need to worry because Rivet is the newest and easiest way for Mac users to stream their media content from their computer to their TV via their Xbox 360 or PS3.
Posted by Tony Iliakostas on May 21st, 2009 in Applications, Music, Video Tags: Movie Streaming,Music Streaming,Photo Streaming,Rivet,Video Game Consoles, 8 Comments »

Earphones… Or ear-buds. I can never really tell the two apart, or if they are the same thing. I am of course talking about the little things you shove in your ears and think, ‘Surely this must be bad for my ears’. Specially when you have to max out the volume to even have a chance of hearing your music over background noises when you’re out and about.